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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
LITTLE TELEGRsNS.

LONDON. March Gillian NorCiica made
successful debut AZ Convent Garden
Thester last night, az Marguerite. in Fauss.
She was frequently recalled during and
after the acts. Nettra, an American baritone
undertook the role OF Mephis;0phele on
only three hours notice. aud also scored a
sucress
ST Louis. Msrch 27.-Sllv CounOr. q
burglar arrested here Friday was today
identified by Inspector Darbsilay of the
CHICAGO Division, a. one Of the men who
robbed the postoiiice n Minneapolis in
July last, OF $1,000 worth of postage
stamps. C0nnors will be taken 10 Chicago
for trial
w.snsxorox. March Il Recorder Of
Deed. 1rotier is somewhat improved and
hOTc Of his recovery Is now entertained by
hi. physicians.
NORTH AD.us. Mas. March THE IA
pers Transferring the Troy 4 Boston Rail
way 10 The fitchburg Company are under
stood 10 have been perfected AID will be
signed within few days.
LoyDoS. March IA conspiracy 70 over
throw he Regency mas been discovered by
the authorities hero and many persons. in
cluding number o. the officers connected
with tie pslace. have been arrested FOR
completely in the plan
Z
on the Lancaster brsnch 81 the Chicago &
North western road az blocked.
S4rIs. Nareh so --Jnixusaut was bro
nouocci Yesterday by The Military couri at
nubnitza up01 ssyeuty-fogr ~ f1e isssr-
cents who took part IN the recent revolt So
that place Five we're ealaemBe3 g. death.
si sisty-one - imprisfnmcnt for terms ~
VARYING duration sna eight were acquitted.
pa,lspsteag.. MSren -7 Il private isf-
20 reseived bere fFOrl B0mnzT. states that
Ff0ce Leopold. 81 rsfisss who = maxim
= tour of the World will arrive ia Au.sTics
av way ct China aui sspan early in TIE
s. INNER
H,nrfoan Conn Ssrch Z7-fassa
snos farmer 81 to'isna. aged -. rh8
hss bcru sorewha. aemeaied for some
troe. killed bic wifs viii A. axs todsv
All then eomi4i'eo saicida ~ hsegur
fpsbos aleb 2s-Ths IYss Rome
correspondent tslezrsYts fast 81 s. be evpi
thsf Pop vii nat oFsniv sFs-l sr he
inhneBfp al iae Aat5csn nvar be priest
hocs ~ ireland n fils matter - Their svnI-
pzfhT v.fh se1rfs - pron4ots f3s ftfisn of
canapaien
BsFtlx. 8srh -roani Non Nstke
las bern presented ~ tae Enfsrer wlfh
The ~'sf 81 fhs GrsF.d fofauisnssrsair ~
- 0e9er ~ he H01ss 81 Ho8en 81 iefs
psazr stsaf4v 81 iu nr8.s8ss. sd = ~
cgtworsis learak to- els'zns ~ tss sasas
order
foseox. Nsrsh - LORD Raa3airA
CenfhIH terminated he ioas q TIE c1nfi-
nsnt by fefsfr4' ~ - f.5i4slou r. sise
rsffnx Msrs - -FfV. hnnIrs3 te0ass
ave iea here for Mssseassr
0.Rs.8 s N NaFaa m. Axe teas.
rzsaf Eon<e and so awe.lsa saEz. vsfh isrrs
aesntifr - f1enfufe eere Destroyed ~
ars aere lass ni5ht to~s ~ zsaf.
4aa~ 81 hH
Pnistnlt raft MaEsa 4Nr FerSsslv
las ra iea sfese ranFenffsa ~ Nnistss -
i@p0f ~ Bs91.buFx tes 50 tsosI -
isisoF hllls an~ s~asing before tae feals
lsfass
NJ Nokar. - Harft So
Msrfin nss~~enke- 80 MNa Mrs
ssrs feeErEef wifa b FN xrsa 81 h.ra
- - ehaaxrsi sni1 sssesl esa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
MADE A MAD RUSH
Aud Fought Like Wild Beasts
TO Secure Food.
The SC0IIgS ITALIAN CARGO LANDED.
dread Thrown a, Them Without Cere.
mooy and Eaten With a Relish
aIerribie Picture OF Suffering
The Steamer MAJ
be Saved.

SEw YosE. March THE officials al
Castle Garden ssy that lAey never saw
sight to equal thai presented by tbs Italian
emigrants who arrived there today on tugs
snd barges from the wrecked SCOTS. The
peop.e seemed crazy with Joy upon reach
ng solid ground. bat a. soon a. they caught
sigh. of the counters where food had been
piled up ready 10 supply them. they forgot
everything else and made mad rush for
the spot. they fought like wild beasts Ia
their struggle TO gel wltain reach o. TIE
provision. The clerks quickly saw that
IL was no time for ceremony. aud after a
brief attempt to hand the food Out in some
kind OF order, the word Was gwen. Throw
Il out and IN an instant hundreds Of
ioayes OF bread and pieces OF SAUSAGE were
Ewing over the heags OF those nearest 10
the c0unter and the famished emigrants
on the edge OF the crowd were
tumbling over one another IN the
morsels. Loayes were seized by two or
three paris o: hands a; once aud torn apart
Fights took place, and one man unable 10
snatch a loaf from another biz sayageiy a.
IL and sunk his teeth deep into the nngeFs
of the man who held II.
The people. besides being half starved.
were in a destitute condition. Many were
without shoes, others having no coats, and
few had retained any head covering
They were made as comfortable as possible
IN the Garden. The latest news from the
steamer indicates that she can be il0ated.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
OCCULT PHENOMENA
Is What the eplfitualisfa Pro
pose - Investigate
ClgE o. TIT sllIE G0sasII0s
Addresses - lsss Charles flal.sss soa
500 itoa l. Y. hseeitoa fassl
Suffrage Oeaaeosea gHsxefs
TO- tie fass.eE 4 fsss.

Al he stag8sy sssssep oi tie slaTiesl
isis eiats teesssl.sa. fess af.eas .efs
i.snsssi IA isFaf ~ aal 7faes dsn.ssd
lns hei al slsfalss whlss afprss weusss
- hrf e4asi fghss ~ = csA4ea bs 80 slss
swsy - fslle, 81 Ia hsrlsfn. ana hsf4nR
ihsl ias State iasi-lsiers wooid speedily
lsss ne al ns~ before a rssins sepniti pa
saafass 20 women. Oassfs wsrs then
s.eslei hs fssons
l'fssdeat uIle. B sis6bin. Dsfrell
Nlee fsesihai DE- a q kuowiu or. Gfond
Esp ts secretary. Nu n A rpsass.
Apallania TREASURER Mrs. X. a at@ssr.
Nseth iisvsp
boafd % Directors William keilh Per.
son. iynl2n Anstiu, Afs. sarah Graves.
ofsnd Rapids
As D. g Woodruff and Mrs. sarah
Graves then addressed the meeting on s9b-
iscls NerfstnfnK - Sp4fsfusllsia. slteg WHICH
al adjournment was taken
The session opened Yesterday raorning
" . remarks hy the President Giles Is
~,eDoius followed hy az address iroaa Mrs
r. G. WoofHh srs Ssrah ofayes also
delivered zn interesting address on "oCc0lf
Science and ~pifigaa.ssIn. A general meet
inR wss then held with tests ~ descripii ons
az mis>ing friends given by some Of "a
mediums present Mrs. q IA. Hinck.ef
read poem 81 her own composition On
Splrfu4iisnl
Al the afternoon session the hall was coin
foftahly tiled despite the stormy weather
Rev. Ghss. flubTer who had been in
viiet 90 spezk and l. \. hoalt0n occupied
the attention Cf the audience until near
o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

Thousands Of Sisitors Niaw the Pody But
Pail 70 Identify It.


RsHuAy. " j.. March THE news of
the mysterious murder OF the young girl
whose mutilalsd body vas found on the
highway Yesterday morning. spread far and
vide through the a cjscenf country during
the day. and this morning all the people
NitniD a radius diteen miiessesmed to have
been seized with the common impulse to
drive 20 the vilisse and INSPECT the
lonely scene OF The tragedy and the
boly OF the unfJItunote victim
The streets os he town pre-eati an a..
pearance Of unwontsJ activity AMI the
topic upnermos. and ab.orbin- IN discus.
sion was bow the brutal c1me was cas4-
-iit'ed and What were tho chances OF fhs
mufierers being de'estef A line Of men
and women. boys aEd glris. was formed st
an early noGr a. tie temporary MGrelr.
and tUsn slowly hici pzsf The table on
which iae body Ct nc rr lse
eseh passer ov sas,si earnestly At the pretty
though distcgrsd fsCe. and though this pro
c--ss'on of ia4'iis,tiye peop.e wa kept a.
DffessirElv for nour-. not one ~ tbe thor
sdnas wap passed G nd .ay fhsf he bad
eve ssen fhsss festIfcs IN lie Detectives
sto.a st tie asssi oi hs table aud carefully
ssansa sseh VISITORS tscs % detect suy
vigilance ras gnrsNareeI No strange
s.apaIse lar ihs guilty ptrsou -
boldly come f0gssrd and book uron
rne lscs of tis tirltfi a. 's Safd 20 nave
cssn the rase siser asf,filsr tragedy enacted
D isw wears sgn nrf fsr rlus fbs SPOT.
sb@a foah. r8uin met fhe same sal ate
ss fbis asxaoTn ki- ln fact nothing
anoaufsn. s1a xsrfl Ne clue hss vef bsan
= sessssref f8onzh one or fv0 faint ps~s.
.f.. I've. A
s'rsusrr in fhe v.ltseF WHOSE actions seeal-
- -sVsfprfous. VA beara fe say fcdsg
tlaf he r-coenlf- FL The giu wuen Ae
saE her Yesterday he Wofii not
.tr haxever. IS 3 era or when he hsd Ire
4.oizir seen her ITS rsmhrs vas aiekly
-rpeafej 80 the sntaHr'tes au3 ate IN tfs
fsr tnc Chief aI Police ctilei Ill tue a8uss
where fae stranger ras uosriinr sot bad
rrtrafe interview witH 1tfn. 3ffrFsarf
ss,r fea uaen isa Ire solss iarsfher sti
ssnl - fte Nsgors ofac- A detective
flff the reporter. Ehaf n9tsiux imu3r ant
-as come ~ fle runip-suce. e1f tAe nan
Ras xert ous 20 sighi by the olaolais ior re
rps. % ihe ilsg
wonsn who Hvss aear sovn slsa said
% a exporter tbst she hsf ssea ne Gil -
ta-e. eat she declined o. fslx further ~ th@
slh.ees she xiii - csii~i on 20 testify a.
ihe s-.cis' lnTestiraaga.
Harss baig hsz renowned thsi sov-
sfaof er-~n infeasis "a gitr = iaree fewsrf
fnrnarr,t-~ ier any e7fieaer r~4rnx ~ tEe
esse Tae tomnfcn frnntil bed > = ,es al
uace7l 1x is.lsv 81 sac flan f9esrf fsai
fts+fr4 the ef3rfs ~ the poi p
The e1rifrnspnt over fhe sfsir
seerns 20 1rox Fafh~- bar diminish - th~
rsesterv .ieet,ens r is nffIcIsiiF stsfesf fha
The antorsv pfovas tiisf ae Inderens s<~suif
hzd reen aifempfesi ranle VS. flaa
~ hsuikerthisf in the g-ls s~5shei ff
ie aIntrzf i.ex Sc efH ioexs lie ~ 81.
Poor ceiisf wiib fbe i~eF sss
aso lprrt fs~ -en13i8iD9 articles Save 20
nfsfks Tss ssfehel tsar = isa~' ~ tie 7
Npv York s. Yes B<rs<T exeFes& crusnsaY.
81. Corfisnd 81. Ne~ fcFk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

Bo=FoS March fires. dent Soieu. u
the Boston olab ass srrsnsei ssr the fol-
i1wins changes In the schedule ol the Bos-
ton ciub The game scheduled with Cbi-
Csko for Angusi g has b~en cancelled add
Nav = substituted 50 hat the first series
90 he Ch.,sgos ia Bosfon vii comprise
four gamss Mas - - - and = The
The Boston game In Cuicago scheduled g.
Sepfenbes - - cancelled sud June "A sab
siitnted mskins Rsstou's first series 10 thAt
tilY conss 81 lo1T games. namely. June -
- E 4nd - Toe Pttsb1rg game IN BOs-
too tONu tor Angus 25 - cancelled and
Nav - substituted The reasons FOR these
changes ar hat gzaes draw a large audi
ence ~ Nav than in August and Septemb Der
and that it i better ~ have al open date
after these dates are closed than before any
games sre piavei IN the aopVc instances
where MAY - anl ~. and June ~ were
open dates they are now liliei and August
- ana - and September - are open dates
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
he LEFT $1,000. 600.
Death in Bsrniuds ot VIVA. ~ Trsvers. n
Prominent New Yorker

Ncw Yors. March THE steamship
orinoiCa which arrived here today. brought
tie bo.ly ofWm 4. Travsrs the we'll known
New York broker. Ar. Travers died ia
Bermuds on the 10Th inst. after long aui
painful illness OF complicated nature. lie
leaves fortune Of s7.DnVJ. Ar. IraSefs
besides seing oue Of ne most popular mes.
m Waiisf.. wa active in al public enter
2ri.es He ~as President 81 toe New York
Af1Ie.ic oiuo aai = pf0miDes: memhe- 81
the Dlcu Ieague. Manhattan snd Union
abs. lie va torn ~ Baltimore in 1879
rs wife = daughter of the late Eevsfdy
JohL con
Mr fravers' BODY wiu - nserrel a. Nex-
ppri where iiiS Summer fesiteDee has been
Funeral services vii us held ia ranity
easpe' New o-S previous - the removal
tiis bods ~ Nenport ehich vii ,,robs-
by BE- on Wedn n~siar
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

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itftsssa lses-sa ii.s hnsa4 sssaf 81 Al
D. IS ssssas asasf isI saa Aita i. aifsse.ss -
s..,.d ,ssis,l ,n ~ siisi. saf leii %es Sask
An au stafa We4t afH tisl s4safsEI -.
ifaast a. aas.isst hstinf sstt..rfs,i 1fs.
daf 90 AS slsa sl.s .f to saaAsee "a
ihs ile seoh sssvsaf "a ~ 49, s~-Ia
oH ~ si4fHs 50 Ns
tspFli ens ~ ti.s s0as falat
i.a~rstf nila ~ss Boas tts ea4ss ll.s -
l,slu sse sesa>,,,ftel slslssaieasd . ssfies az
t1f iafleff .Aiee kH4~a ga ne htfasafit
- t0 n.' aiifLi irilfif.' ss.ssn fhs Fsslt sss
osff.e1 slens iaY westerly gaits aas.,naf.3fl.
iea - Fssa. fhuudef sne liehin.af b.
stssfl beiissec nfsels riainf llf Waves saas
fsf ilth aHf ui tss "a lNF sssseis saei fsir.
inf ll.e sateff llis lsssraf slrsis sssss
fHa wAs faaiis Yssifrsist ~iier. q fefof
sait " .n,it ae 81 - 81 ~ rlliss faus
st4t. tssns 81 80 FefsFe ess A. dsft 81
ifotfs ana l.snpss. TIE eetlfrt tak e.
contrary - xpsstn fosbs ~ va vns
alelo.t tIVe 80 tpe IfEgiaf .ssar "a lvss
li4t Iifsie lul lhs ~ ltf~f asgs i.s.4 lils
i.s iagse soathei 3 on efC0uni ~ s2pec.lr
ics1er.s.
Nhen ihe psrnfiess xas lost ssrhs ~ ~
oeloea ou tbs dss ~ ae,ssffas
ihs sud was blowing hestf slsunfA ie
ssel tie toroari vs. esra aslo sil,soi iisa
through tlse wafer "a fhs 49, q iossrts.sn
luets a. Aehf a. faas'fffi sss a. elf-
soautsfed GA ~ fstlct oss. y lsfa tns
Tr&stt ~as Ashs from stem - flfFf -
eai sac .es'ilnf sstt aba tsisied fls ~ssag
lar up lulu tie s1iis f.ie<fHF ans = eanex
isY last the yaebi was Almost s.ihfee baf
sea rau very hlgh sDc oaiy nsnefy niliss
were made dnrnF aflese t~s esye- None sl
the zieNWers uf sailing tesseis sighted zen
hear eno1rb 10 ffsak sH1 ofller than 80
Tremendous weathef cafoDBtered. fns vos-
aie pnsducst no ssiseni frafuf.s. "a haana
shF tnroutH ~tft Asf gator 4. & Esis
bfooA First Nafe Nta. a v lLlsf @er8nd
Mate oito iisfeHsor toAtts san huxDsf
Befgh 1in. Steward l-dwsft Lo,tsln. oooss
Manlsll and Merton ! n hinsigv rnn.
fesenting Tie ilAuntiers i-arafeunsut ksne.
Is ~. press Representatives firtb,sl8
&silbews and llos aud Iiises siis ses-
IIeu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
Treahl. a. ~ w.t..

BALrfu0ar. Nd - The ogsfer pungy
Mar.ha p. Moore Csp's.n rhomas g, b0ons
vas cred into lsst night a. i0 O'Clock. ~hiie
dredging a. Love Point OF The mouth u
Chester river IN he Cbesspcsks hay. 81 q
vssse. supposss % be the oyster police
scheoaer Mar Compion Captain b
Wilson laffs - tlo1ors va 0ca8dei 60
fhe n sels. "a the fixhf arm snd frestgs
Ieese onc ~ fae crew wa> shof in tlr
firuf s1nni.ier lhe eaef1 ani sails of TIE
Noore rPre Iiddlet wftn bullets The
Martha j. Moore arrives Ia posf f0dsv and
fhs FegnLs4 meB wee iaweu % the Marine
hoslaRi
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

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ses ssas - S. - f4as ess
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tsea e sks Astssf tt ssa saa
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49, - es tas bstsss lssf sA8
s4 sss8 sfest tsI sea Hft
>lss.u tssss - sid sesefees - tefstfe.
sSes ~ alsfses tas sbele e $50
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esd ~ tfs Asfsss "a fesfise
fss - 81 s9s ss.ef fhs leassei.sf
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ftff . 81 es4saNi seft A. tsa nsssf
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fseB ~ fiai sAf Ae taHu.f fllsssstfh
ssts i5Fs Ia siss ss.fld ais ase Nssfs
sFiEstesi se 81. i-sfs 49, $50 sna sseetaf
islH tneeis fha ssais s.i ba sac s44f 81 oaf
nalHfss Ne hses fstrntiy Asa ~anaef.
ial aess 'i,tssai ~ tie hlsisslsi sna ~ So
ssea ~ hsfs sfeei s8faasl swskeNllas.
Alfszas thvss ne4ees5 Asatsa ~ tAs ptspH.
f4Ea iaps catch lbs f.ssm 80 iat ess1sinF
- sf aisa a. issts. ~ a aIeuf a6wa sNfe
tie valleys = hefH s9aa H sal - tsslaaaf
! wpaid Lsfs nss . tis4is sdFs.e ~
resting - fsiikioan listaif saeSf tissi sllsf
ne pisfhei had goat Ia ais fhss 3sfs
fa8t@r ~ tttt - we elA ttit - atiH
egYesiise tnto bssie3us 81 tafulk ap4 ttEe
iuonlfs iof lhs uislr - Sbfxa. fuasistn 49,
ssrh . sssitas - f8fua ohftai fofAff = -
DO system lie aled apiri3sa iigis at1
weli abeaf dainE good tls yiise4pies i8r
Hutaisss q Ufsf3 nua Ills NFiHK tfath D..
a8t AZ 8utsilsl illAi gonl sIlfsstu ffaiy s.sAn
3, esiey fsnnd ibs tI.lfif a NAFssllaElis Eone
cut of ihs ChUnrb. ana k4s fplfiiusi "a ksssri.
encse which Z tsrileFs Hrfe iesi plhfta L ln
ir al Ance ~ the afe hsl As.ltaaisn goosf
- groel beun8 sDa asa. sat- - tisssz tltlais
A nliss' onsfy onca tod las Ihsf li.s buoa-
hists could get .bsoA ia fstsF pfinissNs
stAclings there woaid ae uu ueea ai nlis.
sionsries. Iais rsssis te be ihe ials ni aa
spirlloal awaAssi.nks. And 4 warn you
sraln-! this aaneel
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

81 louis Furniture Workers Want More
Money aud Less Hours.

ST. LoUIs, March 27.-fOr some time past
tie furniture WORKERS of this city have been
circulating petitions 10 employers asking 10
Per cent increase OF wages are reduction
OF time 10 nine hours day. This after
noon the workers held a mass meeting ar
which il was found that the petition had
been signed BY every furniture worker IN
the CITY. Thereupon a committee was ap-
pointed to wait upon COMMITTEE of EN-
ployers aud present the petition. II is not
thought strike will ensue ss the employ
ers appear inclined to make concessions.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
do yoa w.st 70 Ear . clah-

Urea. y Y. March "a special To the
tuea Pes from Syracuse. says A. 10
o'clock tomorrow morning the star base
bal club association will sell az public anc-
ilon. 70 the highest bidder. all its assets. in
Guiding players. contracts. grounds, fran.
chi.e uniforms Aad he ike. This seems
the only means OF escaping the payment Of
The Cole c.aim Amer the sale the present
association viii disb4ni A reasonable bid
wil &c made by friends OF The Stars not 70
EXCEED n amount the offer already made
sir Cole II Coles frieuls bid above that
she ciub will BE- struck OF TO them Lively
tlut.s are exfs.tfet
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

a Ciuctnnsf esiaf~assisa hasnsd 40
DsHfA fsssi r3esp.
CIMgKksrl. hsFol ~ M. Nancy fof-
c0Fsn. elelaty sesrs 81 age. we burnsd 70
death thss sfefnoon stfbe gessaepcs 81 hes
daughter. Ars Lose beiehsniF. No. -
Conoosd-at.. West NA<esf Este The 90
lady bso seen ssnokfns o pals and lsin
down on the bed and i<ti asisep Tho
burning tobacco sef TIRE - the tea cfofhss
aud when discovered me ~as eosstoJss
lea fames tte va h1rfl's burned and
l.nFered about four hours
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

PssKFnssena " "a Hsrrh - IL hs-
isv been fepaffe-l herr ths' John Wsa@ naa
hi. wife ii7ag nesr csl8weil. 0rspnbr.sv
county ws-e foand dead IN ther haase =
fs9 dsys sxo ~ 40 Cd c0ioreI wonan a
f,ruscf sefTeBt there wss every apssesF-
snrr ~ = sffugEle y ~ roort hut no nssrss
o. fhri bod - exfsft he 9Fioss ~ = nsan >
hsnas on fbeir necks if - ~ evet that
fh~f wffs sffsnfle3 saa zen robsef -
the.f lnoaev IS "a ssinx
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

N2Fst sfF Nsrh q ~sYse~ngrF saa
fr-txhs iralrs srrIsias fprs tks neytn 70
8sv werp from three - slx hons ST ~
e3r sesHenee II ss19s st1Fns Witch a. his
secfisn 4 lae aeaviesf ~ fae wianT The
sverses al wss fsn laskes STA tYsfis TO
f~t iss9 - plAse&
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
SUNDAY SPORTING NEWS


S,s FasSsrsco Mach 81 Harry wise-
- trgt ~ beag his ovn ane. *lft. next
SsfaFtAg a. Oliver X ; snsisS sal the
propose. Face between zoe 40 esnuot -
taf. The tsof sgalns l.se rscsFd ALL be ior
- tlo aEd wili rSks p.see oa t1c Bay dts-
l.-nL aolrse. tals D-L.-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

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ssasaf tflt ga as.ss ~sfA ~ asssass. tiss
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A skaiInx lnn,s.f.

- JouS. y. y. March ia FIVE m lie
skating race in Victoria nnk las, night. be-
tween D1wd of Montreal aud Mccormick.
cl - Iohn. was witnessed bv 10000 people.
Mccormick won by yard 10 IL minutes
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
= the WISE CT Bloody Bal
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28

CiSeINSArl. March I'm the game to-
day tu; SIX innings we're played bad
weather interfering. The result was az fol-
lnHs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-28
WINNER Or $1,000.
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cgRlNG &COMPANr
Dress Goods Department.

Sales in this Department for the past 80 dsys hss
been unprecedented the history Of The dry good business
Grand Rapids and simply account of this a that
have been and selling in accordance with the pro
mise which daily make the public through the press
thing the vast range of dress goodsss well s
other of dry goods at least % per cent lower than ell
competitors and in harmony with what have done in the
past Will